1934-12-20 — Page 23

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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. THURSDAY, DECEMBER

·20, 1934.

KINGS AMERICAN FOOTBALL FEATURE

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Seven-a-Side Hockey

Teams For Ladies Tourney On Saturday

Everything is now set for the Hongkong Ladies' Seven-a-Side hockey tournament which is

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THIS WEEK-END:

LINGNAN UNIVERSITY

V.

HARRY CHANG'S XI

take place on Saturday afternoon HONGKONG'S NEW TRICK PLAYS

on the C.B.A, ground, King's Park, bully-off at 3 p.m..

Six teams have entered and there is promise of some good hockey. At the conclusion of the ovent a cup, which has been pre- sented for competition by Mrs. T.E. Pearce, President of the Hongkong landles' Hockey Associa tion, will be handed over by her to the winning team.

THE TEAMS -: The competing teams follow:

are FLA

C.R.A.-F. Walker, P. Woolley;

M. Bryson, E. Beavis: M. Whitley,

E. Woolley, R. Blackmore.

C.B.SR. Stevenson; K, Moir,

(By "Gridiron")

American Football will be one of the feature sports attractions for the week-end. On Sunday afternoon, -at 3.30 p.m. on Hongkong Football Club Ground a grand American collegiate game, between Coach Fred Chang Dr. J. M. Henry's strong Lingnan University team from Canton and the local eleven coached by Harry Chang, husky tackle from Hawaii. This will be the second game to be played in Hongkong in the last eight years. of a game, which was packed full by Danny Lal, who has chown con- These two teams met in a whale Sunday. His position will be filledk of action and thrills, on Thanka-jaiderable promise and lota of

The probable lineup for Sunday's

M. McCaw, J. Lakeman; E.giving Day in Canton, and de-[speed.

lighted thousands of fans in the Rousseau, H. Knill, A. Martin.

Club de Rezrelo:-C. Osmund, | Chinese city. In this tussle, the match are as follows:---- M. Basto; M. Xavier, L. Xavier: Canton pigckin carriers took the Hongkong Positions Lingnan L. Silva Neito, A. Alves, M. incature from their Hongkong M. Chang LER Woodrow Moe Remedios.

rivals, scoring two touchdowns to. Chang LTR Robert Serim

Choy Stu LGR Daniel Lew J. Long

C

- Gabriel Lou Since this game, both teams. Ching RGL Bill Leong have been working day with George Lee RTL Jerome Hölmes stiff scrimmages for their return Ed Lee REL Barold Dang

Hongkong Ladies: E. M. Gray: A. Jacks. I Pope, N. McKenna: M. Harrop, J. Churchill, C. Fergusson.

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Kit Chung D. Lal

Lawrence Lew

St. Andrew's G. White. E. meeting in Hongkong, and the Ed Chang Landolt: J. Woolley, J. Wong: F. game on Sunday should provide as Waiter Ching Wong, M. Woolley, P. Gittins,

much or even more thrills for Wallace Ching LHR Y.M.C.A.-A. Fowler:

hose who venture out to Happy Charlie Kwock Valley Sunday afternoon.

Hickey, J. Wilson, B. Blumenthal; B. Walker, S. Dalziel, O. Brown.

LADIES GOLF

Mrs. Herdman and Mrs.

Wren Win Medals

The best accres Teturned in the Royal Hongkong Golf Club Ladies' Section L. G. U. Medal Competi'ien played over the New Course, Fanling, on Tuesday were:

Silver Division, Mrs. Wron 8-14 71: Brenze Division, Men. Herd- |man 09-20-AV.

Mrs. Herdman was the winner of the prize given by the Ladies' Section for the best nett score,

SHANGHAI RUGBY

Meiji Varsity Trounce

U.S. Marines

HONGKONG STRENGTHENED Hongkong has developed two more ailditional trick plays in ad-

Wm. Mecker

FRIENDLY CRICKET

dition to those they pulled against R.C. 1st Eleven Against Linguan up in the Chinese city! three weeks age. During their preparation for this return game,

Kowloon C.C

The following will, represent the

they have strengthened their for Indian R. C. first cleren in their ward wall, and have developed a friendly cricket match against the running attack that will cause Kowloon C.C. on Saturday at the Lingnan considerable worry when Kowloon Cricket Club ground com- mixed in with forward passes. mencing at 2 p.m. They spent the whole of last week F. D. Pereira (Capt.), A. R. Minu perfecting their forward passes S. A. Ismail, A. II. Rumjalin, M. P. and many oren plays will be seen Omar, A. M. Rumjahn, M. el Areulli | Madar. A. R. Abban, A. Rahmin, A. M. in Soudny's match,

INDIAN JUNIORS

From the Chinese city, Cosch and Y. Hassan, Reserve. T. All Chang has been driving his The following will represent the maroon and gray chargers almost | Indian R. C. Junior team against the every day, concentrating on their Police in a friendly match at Happy I'ne attack, and long passes, Valley: A. K. Ismail (Capt.), l. 1. Their plays are being centred Abans, A. Baker, A. If. Baker. A. R. around Will'am Meeker, tough Kitchell, M. 1. Razack, M. Afzal, A. fullback, triple threat man from K. Sufflad, T. Hamet, Y. el Arculli Whittier University, and Law and I 5. A. Curreem. rence Lew, 160-lb half back from Un versity of Wash

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SCHOOL MATCH

In a friendly cricket match pinyed

It was William Mecker's display yesterday, the Hendmaster's Eleven at the Diocesan Boys' School grounds In defence that checked the Houg-defeated the D. B. S. Eleven by seven kong team from scoring on Thanks wickets. The winning team compiled giving Day, and Hongkong has a total of 151 runs for xaven wickets, realized the fact that Mecker must the top-scorers being D. J. Lunrd be stopped on Sunday.

(38 retired), A. T. Lev (23 ret(red), and A. J. Saunders (22 not out). The 1, B. S. Eleven hit up 95 runs. their top scorer being Hulac (20). A. T. Lee captured four wickets for 11 runs, for the Headmaster's Eleven.

Shanghai, Dec. 19. Out-classing their apponenta in every department, the Meiji Univer- aity team. Japanese University

it was learned that Joe, Knu, champions, anened their rugger tour

Lingman's halfback,. who was at Shanghai by defeating the United injured in the last game, will not States-Marines-by-42-to-9--Reuter: he-seen-in-Lingnan's lineup-this

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